zitsarethecure

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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   I wonder if you can still fax them over?
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   A lot of cars also have remote starters that people use to precondition (warm up or cool down) their cars.
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   That would be great.
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   I was excited initially about these but I am loathe to admit I have kind of lost interest. Perhaps I am getting old.
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   A million bucks could have got him and his family many great trips to see the best musicians in the world play in beautiful places with amazing acoustics. In that scenario, when he died he would not have had the "best stereo in the wo
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   Wine runs on Windows too! https://reddragdiva.dreamwidth.org/607714.html
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   I own a couple of unicomps not just because they are buckling spring, but also because they (at least used to) have the option of swapping the location of control and caps-lock like old Sun keyboards had, which I personally prefer.
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   > One day physical scroll wheels will be a thing of the past. God I hope not. I want more tactile feedback in my interfaces, not less.
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   by zitsarethecure 3y ago

   There are a surprising number of Apple and Tesla posts lately. While I am not yet convinced it is being outright paid for, but there does seem to be a higher concentration of specific brand advocacy here than there used to be. I wonder if
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Fedora 39 runs great on my decade old Thinkpad X1 Carbon. Proudly running systemd, too!
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    I remember the day I got my AMD 287 co-processor for my old Samsung 286. IIRC I ordered it from an ad I saw in Compute! magazine. At the time I had this book about writing fractals in C and I went back and recompiled all my code to use th
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    I call this the "What is a computer?" effect.
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    > "We believe the marketplace should determine what innovations consumers want." - Microsoft, 1998 https://news.microsoft.com/1998/04/09/microsoft-advertisemen...
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    All of those things work fine on every computer in my household that runs Linux. This spans thinkpad, dell and ASUS laptops, Dell desktops, home-built gamer type desktops, a few raspberry pi's, and a SFF PC we use to run Kodi on the m
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    FWIW, Prusa has released the first alpha version of a new firmware update for the Mini+ that adds input shaping and increases the speed of the machine substantially. https://blog.prusa3d.com/original-prusa-printers-now-print
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Yes, but how does the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow compare to that of one delivering a coconut?
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Light googling reveals examples of Windows and MacOS users experiencing issues with LG ULTRAGEAR monitors too.
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    I use both. I use local for stuff I consider important (estate documents, financial documents, etc) and the "cloud" when I don't care about the risk of storing information on someone else's computer.
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Indeed, if you want an impressively impractical trip in an impressively impractical custom built EV, you'll have to make due with the world solar challenge. 3000+ kilometers at highway speed, carrying more than 1 person, and entirely
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Out here in the "new" hotness, Columbus Ohio, entire malls are not just losing stores, but shutting down. https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2022/12/28/eastlan...
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Once we start seeing celebrities going everywhere with them on at all times I suspect uptake will be huge in the upper/middle class.
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    by zitsarethecure 3y ago

    Correct me if I am wrong, but weren't some of the lost episodes recovered from copies that were illegally made by people recording the show off their TV? I can't help but feel that the costs to preserve these things would be much
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    Does asus merlin support wireguard yet?
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    I once went to an Ohio State football pre-game show where the band played and they had the players march through into the main stadium. Everyone was wearing the team colors, every song they played had these hand gestures and words you had
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    Seems rather costly to do it this way. Why not just leave an effectively empty commit message and then use GPT to generate a summary based on the diff only when you need one?
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    Personally I no longer use laptops, and instead do 99% of my computing on a fast desktop with a great keyboard, great monitors, etc. If something breaks or needs to be upgraded, I can pop it open and get it done, usually on the same day.
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    It's a quantum talk. You can only know how long the talk is or what it's about, but not both.
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    Indeed the communication factor is critical. I've been around long enough to see plenty of good tech fail simply because backers are not very good communicators and I think the top level comment is a great example of this. I am just
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    Is there an actual technical limitation or just because of the binary naming convention? I ask because some of the flatpak apps I have installed I almost always run via the command line by putting "/var/lib/flatpak&#x2F
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    by zitsarethecure 4y ago

    This is a real bummer. I've been a subscriber for many years, and one of the last of many paper magazine subscriptions I still enjoyed.